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punekr12 ： I am looking for a GNU readline alternative. It has many features but only a few of them worked for me as described below - I am developing an interactive command prompt application (displays the prompt and accepts the next user command to run). I w
punekr12 I am looking for a GNU readline alternative. It has many features but only a few of them worked for me as described below - I am developing an interactive command prompt application (displays the prompt and accepts the next user command to run). I wan
punekr12 ： I am looking for a GNU readline alternative. It has many features but only a few of them worked for me as described below - I am developing an interactive command prompt application (displays the prompt and accepts the next user command to run). I w
Jared: I have a user Java program that wants to store data in a lightweight database such as Derby or Sqlite. I want to use a data abstraction layer in my program. Hibernate seems to require a lot of configuration and is overkill for what I need. What is a lig
Alex: Generally , Jetty is known as a lightweight alternative when it comes to servlet containers like Tomcat and App Servers like Glassfish . I want to run a RESTful service on CloudFoundry. use jetty java -jar target/dependency/jetty-runner.jar target/*.war
ROM1： I have a software real-time application project that requires extensive monitoring. JMX seems to be a good fit for the task, it's just that the application project is based on c++. Is there a lightweight alternative to JMX (with a c/c++ support library)
Alex: Generally , Jetty is known as a lightweight alternative when it comes to servlet containers like Tomcat and App Servers like Glassfish . I want to run a RESTful service on CloudFoundry. use jetty java -jar target/dependency/jetty-runner.jar target/*.war
Jared: I have a user Java program that wants to store data in a lightweight database such as Derby or Sqlite. I want to use a data abstraction layer in my program. Hibernate seems to require a lot of configuration and is overkill for what I need. What is a lig
jkp ： One (a long time ago) I wrote a web spider and I multithreaded the thread to allow concurrent requests to happen at the same time. That was my Python youth, before I learned about the GIL and its associated troubles for multithreaded code (IE, most of th
ROM1： I have a software real-time application project that requires extensive monitoring. JMX seems to be a good fit for the task, it's just that the application project is based on c++. Is there a lightweight alternative to JMX (with a c/c++ support library)
Greg Blass Wondering if there are any lightweight zxcvbn alternatives out there. I don't need my password strength meter to be incredible - rather, I need to reduce the size of my assets. Can someone say 80% of the content? Maybe not the whole dictionary in th
Alex Generally , Jetty is known as a lightweight alternative when it comes to servlet containers like Tomcat and App Servers like Glassfish . I want to run a RESTful service on CloudFoundry. use jetty java -jar target/dependency/jetty-runner.jar target/*.war
Jared: I have a user Java program that wants to store data in a lightweight database such as Derby or Sqlite. I want to use a data abstraction layer in my program. Hibernate seems to require a lot of configuration and is overkill for what I need. What is a lig
Alex: Generally , Jetty is known as a lightweight alternative when it comes to servlet containers like Tomcat and App Servers like Glassfish . I want to run a RESTful service on CloudFoundry. use jetty java -jar target/dependency/jetty-runner.jar target/*.war
jkp ： One (a long time ago) I wrote a web spider and I multithreaded the thread to allow concurrent requests to happen at the same time. That was my Python youth, before I learned about the GIL and its associated troubles for multithreaded code (IE, most of th
ROM1： I have a software real-time application project that requires extensive monitoring. JMX seems to be a good fit for the task, it's just that the application project is based on c++. Is there a lightweight alternative to JMX (with a c/c++ support library)
jkp ： One (a long time ago) I wrote a web spider and I multithreaded the thread to allow concurrent requests to happen at the same time. That was my Python youth, before I learned about the GIL and its associated troubles for multithreaded code (IE, most of th
Josh Pinto Basically every question. I have the .tar.gzfile but can't seem to install it. I did the whole thing ./configureand makeit make installdidn't work. Anwar You can install it by using the command in the terminal (press install Ctrl- Altpackage-- T). s
Josh Pinto Basically every question. I have the .tar.gzfile but can't seem to install it. I did the whole thing ./configureand makeit make installdidn't work. Anwar You can install it by using the command in the terminal (press install Ctrl- Altpackage-- T). s
Kyle From the man pages I'm reading, it seems that popen, system, etc. tend to call fork(). In turn, fork() copies the entire memory state of the process. This does seem like a lot of work, especially in many cases where the child calling fork() barely has any
Buffalo I am currently rxvt-unicodeusing as a terminal emulator. Since I also like the configurability of GNOME and KDE's terminal emulators, I'm wondering if there is some sort of alternative that can replace GNOME or KDE Terminal, but rxvt-unicodewith more f
Kyle From the man pages I'm reading, it seems that popen, system, etc. tend to call fork(). In turn, fork() copies the entire memory state of the process. This does seem like a lot of work, especially in many cases where the child calling fork() barely has any
Buffalo I am currently rxvt-unicodeusing as a terminal emulator. Since I also like the configurability of GNOME and KDE's terminal emulators, I'm wondering if there is some sort of alternative that can replace GNOME or KDE Terminal, but rxvt-unicodewith more f
Kyle From the man pages I'm reading, it seems that popen, system, etc. tend to call fork(). In turn, fork() copies the entire memory state of the process. This does seem like a lot of work, especially in many cases where the child calling fork() barely has any
Kyle From the man pages I'm reading, it seems that popen, system, etc. tend to call fork(). In turn, fork() copies the entire memory state of the process. This does seem like a lot of work, especially in many cases where the child calling fork() barely has any
Buffalo I am currently rxvt-unicodeusing as a terminal emulator. Since I also like the configurability of GNOME and KDE's terminal emulators, I'm wondering if there is some sort of alternative that would replace GNOME or KDE Terminal, but rxvt-unicodewith more
Ikber I'm new to GNU Readline, so I'm wondering if there is a function that can cancel the readline()request ? Hans To do this, you must use an alternate (or "callback") interface to read lines. In fact, you don't need to cancel anything, you just (temporarily
Ikber I'm new to GNU Readline, so I'm wondering if there is a function that can cancel the readline()request ? Hans To do this, you must use an alternate (or "callback") interface to read lines. In fact, you don't need to cancel anything, you just (temporarily
haywa I'm trying to write a c++ wrapper for GNU Readline to be able to use custom completion easily, but I'm running into a small problem and can't think of a solution (I'm pretty new to c++). class ReadLine {
public:
ReadLine();
~ReadLine();
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